Serial Port - Avaya Remote Supervisor Adapter User Manual

See Table 6, Monitored local events,
Table 6: Monitored local events
Event
Event log 75% full
Event log full
Redundant power supply
failure
Voltage irregularity
Power off
Power supply failure
Tampering
DASD failure
Remote login
Temperature irregularity
Fan failure
PFA notification
Partition configuration
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Serial port

From the Serial Port window, you can:
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Configure the serial port of the RSA.
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Configure advanced modem settings.
The serial port on the RSA can be used to dial out alerts to an remote alarm recipient and provide
connectivity for remote users.
Avaya Remote Supervisor Adapter User Guide
June 2004
on page 41 for an explanation of monitored local alerts.
Action
[default: Enabled]: Generates an event if the event log reached 75% of
capacity.
[default: Enabled]: Generates an event if the event log reaches capacity.
When the event log reaches capacity, the oldest entries in the log are
deleted by new entries.
Not used on the S8500 Media Server configuration.
[default: Enabled]: Generates an event if the monitored voltages exceed
their thresholds.
[default: Enabled]: Generates an event if the power to the S8500 Media
Server is turned off.
[default: Enabled]: Generates an event if the power supply in the S8500
fails.
[default: Disabled]: Not used in the S8500 Media Server configuration.
[default: Enabled]: Generates an event if hard disk drive failures are
detected.
[default: Enabled]: Generates an alert if a remote login occurs.
[default: Enabled]: Generates an alert if the monitored temperatures
exceed their thresholds.
[default: Enabled]: Generates an event if one of the fans fails.
[default: Enabled]: Generates an alert if any of the hardware in the
S8500 generates a PFA event.
Not used.
Using the Avaya Remote Supervisor Adapter
Alerts
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